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Austin produces four in-depth teaching series, each designed to explore different aspects of Scripture and theology. His Bible Teaching Series explores major biblical themes and sections of Scripture in a structured format, often looking at specific books of the Bible or concepts like the Ten Commandments or covenants. These studies help you see how the Bible fits together and speaks into everyday life. Word for Word tackles the big questions people ask about Christianity, providing clear explanations about faith in Christ. Exegetica takes a scholarly approach to the Bible, examining biblical texts, theology, and historical context to uncover their meaning. Forum & Pulpit offers timely commentary on significant events as they arise, bringing a biblical perspective to what’s happening now. Together these series help you grow in your understanding of Scripture: building a solid foundation, answering questions along the way, digging deep so you’re equipped to give a defense, and applying biblical truth to the world around us.
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We live like we’re in a constant interview, always trying to prove we belong and letting the world’s scoreboard decide what we’re worth, but James 1:9–20 flips that whole system on its head. In this message, we’ll see how God redefines value for the overlooked and warns the successful not to build on things that fade, then we’ll learn how trials can refine us without God ever being the source of temptation. Along the way, James exposes how desire quietly pulls us toward places we never planned to go and invites us back to the steady goodness of the “Father of lights,” who doesn’t shift with our performance. If you’re tired of measuring yourself by titles, money, comparison, or the last thing you did wrong, this sermon is for you. It’s about finding a new scoreboard, resisting the quiet roads that lead to wreckage, and learning what it looks like to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.